Thanksgiving Holiday for Faculty/Staff
Offices are closed Thursday and Friday for the holiday.
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Upcoming Events
Friday, November 23, 2018
Saturday, November 24, 2018
Thanksgiving Holiday for Students
Exhibition: "There's No Place Like Time: A Novel You Walk Through"
A Retrospective of Video Artist Alana Olsen / A Multimodal Installation by Andi & Lance Olsen
September 1 through December 1, 2018 / Scholz Family Works on Paper Gallery / Snite Museum of Art
There’s No Place Like Time is a novel you can walk through. It takes the form of a real retrospective of videos dedicated to the career of Alana Olsen, one of America’s most overlooked experimental video artists who never existed. An interplay of videos, texts, books, and interventions, There’s No Place Like Time forms a multimodal installation that translates Alana’s life (which began as a fictional character in Lance Olsen’s novel, Theories of Forgetting, 2014) into a three-dimensional reality.
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Men's Basketball vs. DePaul
Men's Basketball link.
Ticket link for 2018-19 season, various smaller ticket packages, and individual games.
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Sunday, November 25, 2018
Thanksgiving Holiday for Students
Monday, November 26, 2018
Workshop: "Crafting a Strong Grant Proposal"
Do you need funds to undertake a research project, conference presentation, unpaid internship, or service project? Workshop B2: Crafting a Strong Grant Proposal will provide guided instruction to help you craft a compelling project proposal. Appropriate for all undergraduates from all colleges applying to all Notre Dame funding sources.…
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Keynote Lecture: "Relieved by Prayer: Power, Shame and Redemption in Shakespeare's Drama" (Part of Forum 2018-19: The Catholic Artistic Heritage)
Rowan Williams, renowned theologian and former Archbishop of Canterbury, will deliver a keynote lecture as part of the 2018-19 Notre Dame Forum.
Co-sponsored by “Religion & Literature,” a Notre Dame journal housed in the Department of English, Williams will present a talk titled, “Relieved by Prayer: Power, Shame and Redemption in Shakespeare’s Drama.” A reception will follow the lecture. This event is free and open to the public.…
Tuesday, November 27, 2018
Exhibition: "There's No Place Like Time: A Novel You Walk Through"
A Retrospective of Video Artist Alana Olsen / A Multimodal Installation by Andi & Lance Olsen
September 1 through December 1, 2018 / Scholz Family Works on Paper Gallery / Snite Museum of Art
There’s No Place Like Time is a novel you can walk through. It takes the form of a real retrospective of videos dedicated to the career of Alana Olsen, one of America’s most overlooked experimental video artists who never existed. An interplay of videos, texts, books, and interventions, There’s No Place Like Time forms a multimodal installation that translates Alana’s life (which began as a fictional character in Lance Olsen’s novel, Theories of Forgetting, 2014) into a three-dimensional reality.
Read More about Exhibition: "There's No Place Like Time: A Novel You Walk Through"
Lecture: "The Future of Liberalism After Trump"
"The Future of Liberalism After Trump: Economic Inclusion, Cultural Conciliation, Political Reform" presented by William Galston (Wall Street Journal, Brookings Institution).
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Workshop: "Crafting a Strong Grant Proposal"
Do you need funds to undertake a research project, conference presentation, unpaid internship, or service project? Workshop B2: Crafting a Strong Grant Proposal will provide guided instruction to help you craft a compelling project proposal. Appropriate for all undergraduates from all colleges applying to all Notre Dame funding sources.…
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Lecture: "Defining Love for Interdisciplinary Research on Human Flourishing"
Summary
Thomas Jay Oord
Most people today affirm the central role of love for human flourishing. But what is love? Love can be defined variously in terms of desire, feelings, relationships, sex or romance, or as whatever produces well-being. Moreover, different disciplines provide their own often conflicting perspectives on love. Without a definition applicable across disciplines, it is difficult to see how significant progress can be made in understanding and promoting love research for human flourishing. Thomas Jay Oord offers and defends a definition of love he believes can propel love research across theological, scientific, and philosophical disciplines. …
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Inclusive Campus Student Survey Drop-In Office Hours
Students are invited to share their thoughts and ideas regarding the results of the inaugural Inclusive Campus Student Survey during drop-in office hours with key members of the administration throughout the month of November. Snacks will be served.
Thursday, Nov. 1, 12 – 2 p.m.; Dooley Room, LaFortune Student Center
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Men's Basketball vs. University of Illinois
(This game is part of the ACC/Big Ten Challenge.)
Men's Basketball link.
Ticket link…
Hockey vs. Northern Michigan
Wednesday, November 28, 2018
Exhibition: "There's No Place Like Time: A Novel You Walk Through"
A Retrospective of Video Artist Alana Olsen / A Multimodal Installation by Andi & Lance Olsen
September 1 through December 1, 2018 / Scholz Family Works on Paper Gallery / Snite Museum of Art
There’s No Place Like Time is a novel you can walk through. It takes the form of a real retrospective of videos dedicated to the career of Alana Olsen, one of America’s most overlooked experimental video artists who never existed. An interplay of videos, texts, books, and interventions, There’s No Place Like Time forms a multimodal installation that translates Alana’s life (which began as a fictional character in Lance Olsen’s novel, Theories of Forgetting, 2014) into a three-dimensional reality.
Read More about Exhibition: "There's No Place Like Time: A Novel You Walk Through"
A Talk with Carmen Perez (Notre Dame Law School Dean’s Lecture on Race, Law, and Society)
The Notre Dame Law School Dean's Lecture on Race, Law, and Society welcomes the executive director of The Gathering for Justice.
Stories of Grace
An evening of prayer and reflection. Hear members of the Notre Dame community sharing how they have learned to see God active in their daily life.
Featured storytellers include:
Rachel Mills (Class of 2020, Ryan Hall)
Matt Brown (Class of 2019, Dillon Hall)
Grace Carroll (M.Div student and AR in Walsh Hall)
All are welcome. Sponsored by the McGrath Institute for Church Life.
Thursday, November 29, 2018
Exhibition: "There's No Place Like Time: A Novel You Walk Through"
A Retrospective of Video Artist Alana Olsen / A Multimodal Installation by Andi & Lance Olsen
September 1 through December 1, 2018 / Scholz Family Works on Paper Gallery / Snite Museum of Art
There’s No Place Like Time is a novel you can walk through. It takes the form of a real retrospective of videos dedicated to the career of Alana Olsen, one of America’s most overlooked experimental video artists who never existed. An interplay of videos, texts, books, and interventions, There’s No Place Like Time forms a multimodal installation that translates Alana’s life (which began as a fictional character in Lance Olsen’s novel, Theories of Forgetting, 2014) into a three-dimensional reality.
Read More about Exhibition: "There's No Place Like Time: A Novel You Walk Through"
Workshop: "Standing Out in the Digital Age: Building YOUR Professional Website"
It is rare to see a link to a professional website on the top of a resume or curriculum vitae. In a world that shares most information through the internet, why hasn’t a professional website become the norm when applying to opportunities? Is it because it isn’t seen as an effective way to share qualifications, or is it because most people aren’t aware or don’t take the time to develop their online presence? In this workshop, attendees will learn how to build a comprehensive website from scratch using FREE…
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Lecture: "Does Trump's Populism Threaten U.S. Democracy? Lessons from Latin America and Europe"
Sponsored by the Kellogg Institute for International Studies. A lecture by Kenneth Roberts, the Richard J. Schwartz Professor of Government at Cornell University, and Kurt Weyland, the Mike Hogg Professor in Liberal Arts in government at the University of Texas at Austin. Donald Trump is perhaps the first populist president of the United States since Andrew Jackson‚ but many Latin American and European countries have had lengthy experiences with populism. In this dialogue, two scholars of comparative politics with differing perspectives will examine what lessons these international experiences can offer us for understanding the Trump presidency. Under what conditions do populist leaders maintain or even increase their political support? What policies have typically been successful in generating mass support‚ and which strategies have backfired? What can the opposition do to counter populist leaders? Most importantly, what can Latin American and European experiences with populism teach us about the impact that the Trump presidency is likely to have on democracy in the United States? Is Trump likely to weaken horizontal accountability‚ restrict civil liberties‚ and undermine the rule of law as some populists have done in other countries or are U.S. institutions‚ traditions‚ and opposition forces sufficiently strong to resist a populist assault?…
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